Context, Please
Nordic is a company that makes embedded Microcontrollers. nRF Connect is their development platform which you can install on the text editor VSCode. This post shows how to do that part.
Assumptions
I am assuming you have worked with VSCode before and know about VSCode extensions.
1. Installation
- Install nRF Command line tools
- May be asked to install segger jlink driver - check yes to that
- Install nRF Connect SDK
- This is now done through the VS Code extension
- Install SDK
- Under the VS Code extension you just installed
- Click Manage SDKs -> install SD
- tag release to install - keep in simple
- Enable for workspace only
- extensions icon on sidebar -> gear icon on nrfConnect for VS Code Extension Pack
- Disable -> Enable (workspace)
2. Creating an application
- Open nRF connect extension. Here are your options
- Manage toolchains - install new toolchains or revert to old toolchains
- Manage SDKs - install new SDK or revert to old SDK
- Open an existing application
- Create a new application
- Create a new board
- Browse samples
- Will "create a new application" for this
- Options
- Create a blank application
- Copy a sample
- Browse application index
- Select "copy a sample"
- Can sort by the module (to the right of "Create New App from sample")
- Can filter by boards compatible with the sample
- Search for the name
- Will be copying blinky for this
- Enter the directory where you want to create the project
3. Building an Application
- Create a build configuration
- Tells the compiler which board files to include in your build
- This making the output compatible with your board
- Can also save the build configuration
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